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Hillary Clinton seems to be continuing to drop hints that she would like to have Barack Obama on her presidential ticket. Her saying this less than a week after the Texas primary leaves The Oracle confused:
Sen. Clinton won the popular vote in Texas, at least in part, by an exercise in fearmongering. She suggested that she was the only candidate who was ready to rise to the occasion at 3:00 a.m., and that Sen. Obama was not. Given that much of her argument as to why Democrats should vote for her, and not him, is based on the premise that she has the experience to do the job, and he does not, how could she with a straight face advance him as vice-president? She would be foisting upon the nation a candidate she has assured us is profoundly unprepared for the position.
Of course, it is easy for her to do it with a straight face. Shamelessness runs in the family.
Hat Tip: Knoxville Talks, by way of VV
Sen. Clinton won the popular vote in Texas, at least in part, by an exercise in fearmongering. She suggested that she was the only candidate who was ready to rise to the occasion at 3:00 a.m., and that Sen. Obama was not. Given that much of her argument as to why Democrats should vote for her, and not him, is based on the premise that she has the experience to do the job, and he does not, how could she with a straight face advance him as vice-president? She would be foisting upon the nation a candidate she has assured us is profoundly unprepared for the position.
Of course, it is easy for her to do it with a straight face. Shamelessness runs in the family.
Hat Tip: Knoxville Talks, by way of VV
posted by MCO at 5:54 PM
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